Sentence examples for missing draft from inspiring English sources

As many Comment is free readers will know, it emerged last weekend that Campbell and others had misled the Hutton Inquiry about the missing draft of the September 2002 dossier by Foreign Office spin doctor John Williams.

One of the most absurd interactions I regularly have with students is when they ask if they can "make up" a missing draft of a paper... after they've already turned in and received a grade on the final version of the same paper.

At the death in 1838 of François Salvolini, Champollion's former student and assistant, this and other missing drafts were found among his papers (incidentally demonstrating that Salvolini's own publication on the stone, in 1837, was plagiarism).

Hartman managed to stay out of Vietnam, just barely missing the draft and attending Santa Monica City College.

We now added data from the missing two draft genomes of the SOX symbionts (see Table 1).

This is hardly what one would expect from a can't-miss draft pick.

And time is what the government needs – to get the skills it misses, to draft proposals it has not even started to draft yet and to negotiate with the serenity that the high economic interests at stake deserve.

He missed the draft for the first time this year, rehabbing from his strained right hamstring.

Back in Australia, I had just missed the draft for that misguided conflict and was well glad of it.

I was the only guy in America who walked to college". Inevitably, he lost whatever faith he had, studied religion and philosophy and, failing a medical, missed the draft.

Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised; culture was also missing from the draft planning consultation that the government recently carried out.